Peggy Harmon (Brady)

Mike Templeton

I hate that I cannot attend the celebration of Bob Higgin's life on April 29 in Nashville.  I shared many memories with Bob over the years as we grew up together.  I do look forward to the upcoming reunion where I hope we can again celebrate his life together as a class!

Marilyn McCallie (Morgan)

The reunion truly was golden! Thank you, dear committee, for the well-planned events of the weekend and to you, Ed, for the wonderful photographs. I couldn't help but laugh as they brought back memories of the evening. Visting with good friends and catching up on all the facinating life journeys will keep my spirit fed for years to come. I love you all, Class of '68! 

Judy Snell (Sanders)

I agree with Marilyn.  It was the best reunion yet.  To me, it felt like 50 years had not even passed.  It was wonderful to see everyone again.  Everyone who worked to put it together did a really great job; kudos to all of you.  

David Wayne Spence

​Let me start off with a BIG Thank You for ALL who had a hand in making the 50th a night to remember! The location was the biggest surpise; Loved IT!  The food and drinks was good too. I must apologize to the classmates that I did not get to talk to. I had a hard time placing faces with names. We all changed but for the good. We all looked great to be this young. Hope the next one will be even better!

David W Spence

Rick Clanton

It was a wonderful night. Thank you to the committee and thank you to all who attended.

Donna Hall (Edens)

I sure hated to miss the 50th reunion and the lunch at Bell Buckle. I'm in South Florida and it's a 2 day driving trip to Shelbyville and I'm terrified to fly anymore. But the pictures from both events made me feel I was there. I want to keep up with everybody, even those I was too shy to talk to in school. (I'm not so shy anymore!)

Donna Hall (Edens)

I was looking through the "Classmate Profiles" today and it seems that there just too many roses next to too many names. It's sad to lose so many friends (and relatives). So many gone too soon.....

Ricky Sanders

Donna Hall (Edens)

Oh, Mike.....such a wonderful guy. Your pain is over. My condolences to the ones you left behind. You are another star in the sky smiling down at the rest of us.

Donna Hall (Edens)

I know I am not the only one saddened by the death of Gerald Tillett. I just can't believe it. We had been in touch a few times from birthday wishes and he had told me about his eye surgeries and I told him about my brain surgery and then he told me about his stomach surgery. He will certinly be missed. He never knew but I had a "silent crush" on him in high school. (I was a nobody and he was a somebody). Sympathies to his family and friends. I feel so bad about about this.....

Donna Hall (Edens)

Well, we were dealt another blow with the death of Dan Parrish. I didn't know Dan as well as I would have liked to, but I had classes with him and he was a lot of fun. We must gather together in grief every time one of our classmates leaves us, whether we knew them that well or not. For four years we were together and shared so much and now all we have are memories. Let's hang on to those.

Donna Hall (Edens)

It makes me so sad to hear of Johnny Westbrooks' passing. First there was Gerald, then Dan and now Johnny. 2020 has indeed been a terrible year. I tend to remember everybody as we were in high school, still teenagers, cutting up, laughing through the crowded hallways as we changed classes, etc. Now we are "senior citizens" and so many of us are passing on. So many did not make it to be a senior citizen, either. It really hurts me when we lose someone. I pray for Johnny's family, especially Christy. I've been widowed 26 years and have been through the trauma of losing my husband; this will be a hard adjustment for Christy, as it had to be for Virginia and Marikay. Let's remember not only those who have passed away, but those who are still with us. We have a bond that holds us together and let's keep it strong.

Frankie Hawkins (Blevins)

iI am so very sorry to hear of Debbie Stewart's illness and
and her passing! I remember Debbie as being one of the
nicest and welcoming, no-nonsense classmates at CHS!
I respected her a lot.  RIP Debbie🙏🏾

Frankie (Hawkins) Blevins 
February 6, 2020

Donna Hall (Edens)

I was very shocked and saddened to hear of the death of Debbie Stewart.  She was somebody that you knew would go far (and she did, becoming a doctor). She was so smart and knew what she wanted out of life. I'm so sorry she suffered so long before her death. She will not be forgotten. Prayers to her family.

Dorothy Cook (Womble)

🙏🙏I'm very sorry to hear of Debbie Stewart passing. I remember her in school of being very smart and she was very nice to everyone. She was a really great lady. She is much better off where she is now than the ones of us still here. I send prayers for her family for their loss. I also send prayers for our country and the entire world.🙏?>/p>

Judy Snell (Sanders)

I, too, was shocked to hear of Debbie's passing.  She was so smart and sweet and a joy to know.  My thoughts and prayers go out to her family.  Peace.

Peggy Harmon (Brady)

Tracy Danyluk (Brennan)

I am so grateful to you, Lolly, for keeping us updated on the people from our class. I appreciate knowing this sad news about Debby, so I can keep her in my thoughts and prayers.  I remember many fun times with her in geometry and other classes--and how much I liked being her friend.

Peggy Harmon (Brady)

John Nichols

I am so sad about Jeweline (Fisher) Segroves' loss of her mother.  Her mom made the best grill cheese sandwiches at Renegar's.  She would let me and my brother Jerry's band practice at their house.  She was a great part of my growing up and she will always be in my memories.  God bless Jeweline and her family.

Judy Snell (Sanders)

I was sorry to learn Calvin Bearden's mother has passed away.  She was a very sweet lady.  I know she will be missed.

Judy Snell (Sanders)

Hoping Jeweline Segroves will recover soon.  I'm sorry to learn she has been sick..

Donna Hall (Edens)

So sorry to hear of the death of Bruce Demonbreum. I didn't know him all that well but he seemed like a nice, low-key type of person and I liked him. He wasn't a loud-mouth in class and I think the teachers appreicated that, too.  I'm sorry that I didn't know him better. God rest his soul.

Donna Hall (Edens)

Oh, how I hated to hear of the passing of Debbie Haston! I always liked her. She was a lot of fun and I enjoyed being in classes with her. She, like so many of our other classmates, was just too young to leave us.